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We have a client who insists on knowing if there is a limit to the number of frames you can have in an animated GIF. I have already tried arguing it's not a practical question.
I checked the spec but didn't find an answer.
thanks.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
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I have devepled a webstatus module,(user on line, traffic...)
I have a problem with this code segment: written in "javascript" (ASP file)
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var szIP
szIP = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR");
if(szIP == "")
szIP = Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR");
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
szIP = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR");
it returns nothing ?????
please help me.
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Hello,
i registered a custom program as protocol handler in the Windows Registry and now every time i type in a url starting with abc:// my program is started. The complete url string is then passed to my program as the first command line argument.
Special chars i want to pass to my program are encoded. (" gets %22, etc.)
Why the hell does the Internet Explorer completly eliminate all %22 from the Url? When type in abc://%22bla%22/ in the internet explorer passes abc://bla/ to my program.
Every other Browser (Mozilla) passes the correct abc://%22bla%22/ to my program...
Anybody in here that knows how to work around that problem?
thanks
Sebastian
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Wrong forum...try Visual C++ forum
Anyways there are articles available here on CP for doing just that...
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How could I use SQL/ASP to format a sting. I have the following:
10000 as a string - I would like to display it as 10,000 on my webpage.
Is this possible?
Brendan
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use FormatNumber
FormatNumber(Number, 0, , , vbTrue)
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You might be more descriptive. You posted this in the ASP.NET group first and received replies. Since it seems you have not received a reply that helps, you might give more information that people may understand what you are after.
You say "SQL/ASP", those are about as far a part as you can get since one is a generic specification for a database query and the other can be the old Microsoft Active Server Pages.
What language are you actually asking about to format the string in? What database are you using? Is this ASP or ASP.NET? Are you looking for a solution that is in TSQL for a SQL Server, it is for the mySQL, or maybe just old MS Access?
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hi code guys!
I've come to serious problem. I have a page with multiple frames. I want to access particular frame contents.
One solution is to use (mshtml innertext) property. but I have no idea how to use it in my c# app.
I need the code.
thanks!
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To access to a particulare fram :
window.framName.src (for example.)
Devil Linux
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hi guys!
I've come to serious problem. I have a page with multiple frames. I want to access particular frame contents.
One solution is to use (mshtml innertext) property. but I have no idea how to use it in my c# app.
I need to code.
thanks!
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EDIT: Cross browser too please...atleast IE4+ and Latest mozilla/firefox
I am aware of window.screen.width but what I need is a way to get the height of the visible screen/document.
That means as the user resizes window or adds toolbars like Google...the pixels should change as well.
These pages require extensive scrolling so i cannot use a div and set it's height and width to 100% and get it's width...
Anyone know of any other idea???
Cheers 
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Is there a way to programatically force IE to the menu option - View - Text Size - Medium? If the user selects something else, things don't properly line up and look UGLY!
Thanks,
Glenn
Glenn
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If you force your fonts in style (CSS) to "px" settings there will not adjust if they change the view settings.
<p style="font-size: 12px">This Line Will Not Change</p>
That should not change
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Hi,
Here is my configuration. I have one machine running Windows/2000 Pro SP4 with all the latest fixes and a Windows/2003 Enterprise Server running with all the fixes, SQL and a few other goodies. I develop from the W2K machine using Visual Studio Enterprise 2003 and VS is storing the files on the server with the actual project file on the W2K machine.
Everything was running fine, until I installed the MSDN subscriptions Library for August. I think this is the cuprit but I'm not 100% positive. It worked Saturday morning but was failing Sunday night. I tried to think of everything I did Saturday and Sunday.
After installing MSDN subscription library, whenever I try to start the debugger for a Web Application I get the following error message:
Error while trying to run project: Unable to start debugging on the web server. Access is denied. Verify that you are an administrator or a member of the 'Debugger Users' group on the machine you are trying to debug. After being added to the 'Debugger Users' group, you must log off and log back on for the settings to apply.
I am logged on as userid: "Administrator", Administrator is in the 'Debugger Users' group on the W2K machine and on the Windows 2003 server. The password for Administrator is the same on both machines. If I look in the security logs for the Windows 2003 server, I can see userid Administrator sucessfully logging on when I start the debugger and almost instantly logs off because a failure occurs, but I'm not seeing any failure messages. I am the administrator and I'm in the 'debugger users' group on both machines, so I'm really puzzled why I am receiving this error message.
I thought I may have broken something in the code, so I created a new project (Just a label that said FRED), but that fails too, same exact error.
Last resort, I ran the .NET repair process on both machines, rebooted both machines and I still get the error.
Does anyone have any thoughts or any ideas where to look. Its really strange that this just started happening.
Thanks,
Glenn
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Anyone seen this error message, and know what could be a cause.
It’s for a forum. It works. Just maybe a couple of times a week this error message will appear, and disappear by itself!
A friend of mine believes that the fault is with my Host (OneandOne). But after phoning my host they insist its not them but possibly there are open connections to the database not being closed. Which is quite possible I guess. But then again, the rest of the website works on a separate database. If there was too many connections open. This would effect both databases?????
Would be interesting if there was a way to at any moment in time see how many connections are open
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Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 8007000e'
Server.CreateObject Failed
/forum/mbbs2/includes/include-filesystem.asp, line 19
8007000e
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The line of code it refers to is
Private Sub Class_Initialize ' Setup Initialize event.
set fsoBBS = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
End Sub
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Peter M
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Hi all,
I would like to write a HTML page which contains Video file. When my HTML page runs but Media software was not installed on the computer then the HTML page have to automatic download Media software and install to the computer. How I do it? Please help me asap
Thank you
Vo
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Can't do it!!!
If you could programatically install Media player using nothing but JScript and HTML whats stopping you from downloading and installing any junk?
You would have to use ActiveX for that
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I'm trying to open the system store from IIS web extension and I
get an ACESS_DENIED error. It works when I run extension in "High-Isolation" mode under account belonging to Administrators group (which is not safe at all!!!), but id doesn't work if I run it under local IWAM_<machinename> account or specially-created "non-administrator" domain account. Where (and how) adjustments should be done to make it work?
Here is the call I make (C++)
store = CertOpenStore( CERT_STORE_PROV_SYSTEM,
PKCS_7_ASN_ENCODING | X509_ASN_ENCODING,
NULL,
CERT_SYSTEM_STORE_LOCAL_MACHINE,
L"MY"
);
Thanks,
Andrey
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I received a nice tutorial today from Builder.com on the subject of formatting pages without using tables, but it raised this question in my mind. In the article the author demonstrates using the float attribute in CSS to make DIVs behave like table columns. He identified each DIV with an ID tag rather than assigning each element a class, as I'm accustomed to doing. What's the difference, and what advantage is there to using IDs instead of Classes for CSS?
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IDs are appropriate when the CSS performs positioning. Otherwise, classes are better, because they can be re-used by multiple items.
my blog
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That makes sense - thanks!
I suppose that by combining them, giving each element a different ID and assigning them to classes for common characterstics in the way they're designed to be used.
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I agree with your opinion, but I would like to add that Unique ID styles are not appropriate only for providing positioning. I would express it as such, they should just be used where the HTML element using the unique style is unique within the page.
theJazzyBrain
Excellence is not an act, but a habit! Aristotle
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Watch out for the DIV Table replacement junk. I have heard that for years, but the problem is that the browsers handle things differently with CSS, DIV and FLOAT, causing some of them to have different appearances. I still use tables to format things that will have more than two columns since it is more reliable method cross browsers.
You want to see something amazing:
http://www.csszengarden.com/[^]
It shows you that there is power, but it also is clear it will come at a price of your time to get things perfect.
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That is true, it is definitely a minefield. However, if you really want to get into it, there is some good reading material out there, such as:
* More Eric Meyer on CSS
* CSS Cookbook
These are from people who have worked in the field for a while, and have figured out most of the tricks.
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